Next week: Orban travels to North Korea. Just a guess

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A perfect title for Orbán's media policy where every word means the opposite. The Hun government, spreading Russian propaganda, labels the independent press as "pro-war agents" for calling the aggressor the aggressor and defenders the attacked. theguardian.com/world/article/…

Just returned from Strasbourg, where I had the chance to film at the European Parliament, speaking with MEPs about the Hungarian presidency. The answers shocked me as much as the presidency shocked the EP. Watch my video. #EuropeanUnion #hvghu youtu.be/5F10Yw_-Jw8?si…

It was a great discussion with fellow reporters to talk about #children living in #warzone. Thank you UNICEF Magyarország for organising.

Beirut's skyline still stands beautiful, but the smoke drifting above reminds me why I had to travel here. #beirut #lebanon #war

Thanks to Human Rights Watch for supporting our documentary 80 Angry Journalists about the fight for media freedom. Big up to my collaborators Anna Kis codirector Lóránd Imre producer. The film screens this weekend at its 1st festival BIDF Budapest, followed by cinema releases

One of the most important dimensions of this story is how our fight for media freedom contributed to the process that led to the European Media Freedom Act. Thank you HRW for highlighting this part. #80angryjournalists

ICYMI: Orbán’s foreign minister acted on behalf of the Kremlin, making efforts to delist sanctioned Russians. He also talked about doing his best to repeal an EU sanctions package and offered to try to save Russian entities from sanctions. VSquare vsquare.org/kremlin-hotlin…